A Web of Science Researcher Profile lets you track your publications, citation metrics, and also add any editorial and peer review work you have done for journals and conferences. With a researcher profile, you can easily claim your publications on Web of Science and resolve any author identity issues. Your profile is distinguished by a unique identifier called a ResearcherID, which can be shared with your peers and linked to other researcher profiles such as ORCID.
Note: Publons has now been integrated with Web of Science. If you previously used Web of Science ResearcherID on Publons, you will be redirected to Web of Science as the single point of access and management of your former Publons profile.
If you already have existing access to Web of Science or EndNote Online, there is no need to create a new account, simply sign in to Web of Science and click on Profile > 'CREATE' from the side navigation and then follow the prompts.
You should ensure that you only have one Web of Science Researcher Profile and one ResearcherID. If you have duplicate profiles follow the instructions below to merge your profiles.
You can manage and add several types of peer review to your researcher profile including publisher-invited, community and grant.
To add peer review types to your Researcher Profile visit the Web of Science Managing Peer Reviews page for step by step instructions.
You can manually add publications to your researcher profile in Web of Science. This will provide you with a variety of citation metrics including your H-Index, sum of times cited and citing articles data.
Enhance your Web of Science Researcher Profile by syncing with ORCID. You can sync publications, peer reviews and keep your ORCID up to date with changes in your Web of Science Researcher Profile, and vice versa.
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